Comments on: XPX Technology Eliminates Need for Solar Inverters

By: Ken Philips

Ken Philips — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 19:01:22 +0000

Pretty amazing… I’ve been working in the industry for quite some time and have been toying around with anything that will make systems more “user friendly”… been watching Enphase, Clarion, and a couple of plug-n-play grid tie inverters. Just wondering when we’ll be able to simplify the system / components. Very nice read on your article and good links to follow through on. Looks like XPX has already licensed out their technology and looking for more. Thank you for the post.

Ken

By: BJones

BJones — Mon, 03 Jan 2011 11:20:05 +0000

Great work xetsolar. We in Aussieland have had subsidies to convert to solar power (heating) and to the grid. Thats somwhat dwindled(ha ha) Well, Im in the process of building and looking at alternative energy -for heating and cooling. So will be interested if something arrives here.

By: MD ZAFAR

MD ZAFAR — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 12:51:14 +0000

hi its zafar ot here i want 2 make sumtin a inverter by my own will u help me 4 dat

By: D Zesati

D Zesati — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 17:40:41 +0000

Actually GUEST is a anonymous coward for not posting his name. Hey guest if you want to be educated go to www.xetsolar.com and find our contact info and come stop by. I promise you after you see some demo's your outlook will be changed.

By: Guest

Guest — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 02:40:30 +0000

These guys are very good at kidding people. "Take out the inverter, connect panel directly."
So, dont need to buy their box do you? Well, you do need to buy their box.
Then, how efficient is their box? Well, they wont tell you that.
I suggest you compare all other guys: Enphase, SmartSpark, …. (There is a bunch)

By: baolgun boluwatife

baolgun boluwatife — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 14:56:02 +0000

send vedio of how to make inverter to balogunboluwatife@yahoo.com

By: musodiq

musodiq — Wed, 13 May 2009 10:50:53 +0000

Please i need a full detail on the types amd different model of solar inverter you have including prices. Which can be using in a big company and for home using types with good capacity, if possible send to me the cost of shipping also. Thank you

By: Lawrence Asuncion

Lawrence Asuncion — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 20:47:39 +0000

Hi Stephanie,

Thank you for your posting about XPX technology. Just a quick clarification regarding the statement in your write up that “The company claims that, with XPX technology, a solar panel can be manufactured with an integrated printed circuit board (PCB) device.”

The XPX is already in a commercial-ready form (DC application) and the technology has already been successfully tested and manufactured – integrated & contained in a Printed Circuit Board (PCB). The XPX power extractor device is designed to a work as an attachment (plug & play) device to any PV solar panel. The next step for the technology is to engineer the existing XPX device (in PCB form) into a chip size. When engineered to chip size the XPX could enable solar powered mobile devices such as cell phones, laptops, etc. Working models of a cell phone and laptop exist using a PCB sized device for proof of technology application.

Another clarification is that our company, EOS Renewable Technologies (EOS), did not develop the XPX technology. XPX was invented and developed by Stefan Matan, Chief Technology Officer of Xslent Energy Technologies (XET). EOS made a significant investment in XET, and also acquired ownership rights to obtain the XPX technology through exercise of its $100 million purchase option. EOS controls, evaluates, and manages all licensing proposal of the XPX technology to qualified solar companies who will take advantage of this breakthrough solar power extraction technology. It is a disruptive technology in the renewable energy space that will give EOS’ licensed companies a significant edge in their respective markets.

Again, we appreciate very much your interest and support.

Lawrence M. Asuncion
Founder & Managing Member
EOS Renewable Technologies, LLC